MEDICARE CHARTING GUIDELINES 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the MEDICARE CHARTING GUIDELINES in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the Resident Name and Date of Admission at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for record-keeping.
  3. In the Admitting Diagnosis section, clearly specify the main diagnosis and any additional diagnoses. This helps in understanding the resident's medical history.
  4. Follow the guidelines provided to chart daily activities. Focus on documenting each skilled service required, such as Physical Therapy or Speech Therapy, detailing how assistance is provided.
  5. For each skilled service, describe specific interventions and observations made during care. Use bullet points for clarity and ensure all relevant details are included.
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Documentation must include the following content: Problem list, including docHub illnesses and medical conditions. Medications. Adverse drug reactions. Allergies. Smoking status. Any history of alcohol use or substance abuse. Biographical or personal data. Pertinent history.
Documentation of information Be clear, legible, concise, contemporaneous, progressive and accurate. Include information about assessments, action taken, outcomes, reassessment processes (if necessary), risks, complications and changes. Meet all necessary medico-legal requirements for documentation.
According to the rule: Inpatient services are considered appropriate if the physician expects the patient to require medically necessary hospital care spanning at least 2 midnights. Inpatient services are also appropriate if the physician is providing a service listed as inpatient only by Medicare.
Be accurate, objective, and complete. Include data relating to all aspects of patient care and the nursing process. Refrain from documenting inappropriate, subjective opinions, conclusions, or derogatory statements about patients, colleagues, or other members of the patient care team.
It includes describing the patients condition, symptoms, and other relevant test results supporting the diagnosis. The documentation should support the medical necessity of the proposed medical service or treatment and establish a direct link between the diagnosis and the need for the specific service.
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Medical records should be complete, legible, and include the following information. Reason for encounter, relevant history, findings, test results and date of service. Assessment and impression of diagnosis. Plan of care with date and legible identity of observer.
For rehabilitative therapy, Medicare needs the terms improvement, expectation, reasonable, and predictable period of time to be in your progress note. In short, your patient must be able to improve, and this should occur within a reasonable time frame.

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